Temple Square
FreeThe 10-acre heart of downtown Salt Lake City, with historic temple grounds, gardens and free tours.

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Salt Lake Temple is a sightseeing stop in Salt Lake City, UT, part of the Salt Lake City guide. Cost: free.
50 W North Temple St · Salt Lake City, UT
The Salt Lake Temple took 40 years to build, from its 1853 cornerstone to its dedication in 1893, using quartz monzonite that looks like granite, quarried in Little Cottonwood Canyon. Its six spires stand at the center of Temple Square, where you can also visit the Tabernacle, Assembly Hall and a visitors center. The temple closed in 2019 for a seismic renovation, and public tours of the interior run April 5 to October 1, 2027.
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